It’s pretty early stage of this project but it’s enough to get started already!
- File based routing
- Handle API methods in a single page
- Middleware system
- Dynamic API routes
- Too fast (Bun is a miracle.)
- Basic implementation, easy to get started
You can create your API endpoints by creating a file using name of the endpoint.
Let’s say, you want to create /products
endpoint. So, there are two ways. You can create a file named as products.ts
(~.js
) or either make a products directory and put index.ts
inside of it.
First way: src/routes/products.ts
Second way: src/routes/products/index.ts
Now, the most fun part, handling API Methods.
If you want to accept GET requests, just export a function named as GET
and this project will automatically handle it. It works with every single request methods.
If you want to create POST
route, export a POST
function. (PUT
/ DELETE
/ PATCH
… )
So I assume we created a file like this:
/our-project/src/routes/hello.ts
And I want to expose a POST
method.
Here is:
import type { EndPointProps } from "globaltypes"
export function POST({ request, response }: EndPointProps) {
response(`And it's done.`);
/* response({ message: "And it's done again but this time with JSON response 🤷🏻♂️" }); */
}
You can find more example on routes folder.
- Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/WaxieDLL/Bun-Rapid-API
- Install dependencies
bun install
- Modify project however you like
- Start the server
bun start
- If you didn’t change port, you can take a look at 127.0.0.1:8080
I will continue adding feature to this project whenever I’m free to do so. Bun team did a great job, it’s a miracle for us.